Secondary Data - Member Information
(Revised: 01/06/20)
The
Secondary Data - Member Information screen is used to define secondary parts
for entire walls or roofs.
Including:
Girts, Purlins, Eave Purlins, Bar Joists, Jambs, Headers, 3 Plate Girts…
This
data is the original result of Run - Secondary Design & Detailing.
This
screen is typically used by detailers to modify the secondary data for special
conditions.
Filter
Options:
Use
the filter options to reduce the number of rows in the Secondary List by
location or range.
Frame Intersections - Start &
End
Select the frame number that the secondary
member you wish to select start and end at.
The frames are numbered from left to right on
the wall or roof as viewed from the outside of the shape.
The building lines are "0".
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How to use:
The members in the 1st
bay start at the building line "0" and end at the second frame line
"2".
Elevations - Low & High
Select
a vertical range of secondary members.
Input
the elevation at or below the lowest secondary member and at the elevation at
or above the highest secondary member.
Refresh
Updates
the Secondary List to only view the range defined.
Data:
Secondary List
Use
the list to view or revise the secondary marks numbers or properties.
Revised: (Ref Only) "No" is not revised
at this level, original results from Run.
"Yes" is a part that has been modified at or below this level.
Frm 1 &
2: (Ref
Only) Show the frame line number that the
member starts and ends at.
Elevation: Location
of member from the Finished Floor or Ridge Line.
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How to Use:
When revising the Elevation of a
secondary member, a question will be asked if the Jambs need to be revised at
this member.
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Warning:
Use caution when revising the
elevations of continuous secondary members. The software does not check if you
move 1 girt in a string.
Adjust 1 & 2: Detailed dimensions from
the frame line (FL) or building line (BL).
Continuous Girts display as 0/0/0. On standard parts, the lap is defined by the
Base Mark number, on special parts the lap is defined in Properties.
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How to use:
When revising the Adjust 1 or 2, the
Base Mark will be deleted, leave it blank.
After pressing OK, re-detail the
surface "Yes".
Any special hole locations for
connections to the frame will be detailed automatically.
Multi-Select / Revise works with
these columns.
Nest: Checked when Nested
members are required by design.
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How to use:
If checked, a Cee will be detailed 1
1/2" smaller than the main Zee.
1.)
Not available on members less than 8 1/2" deep.
2.)
Auto Design only will use Nested at Simple Zee's.
Comp: Checked
when Composite members are required
by design.
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How to use:
If checked, an additional Zee will
be detailed matching the thickness of the main secondary member.
All additional clips and hardware
are added automatically.
1.) On a Wall, the Composite will be
located 8 5/8" above the main girt.
2.) On a Roof, the Composite will be
located 8 5/8" below the main purlin.
At a Low Eave, the Composite will be located 8 5/8" above the main eave
purlin.
Flip: Checked
when the member orientation is flipped.
At Framed Openings, the
right jamb will be flipped by default.
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How to use:
If checked, the secondary member is
detailed flipped by 180 degrees.
1.)
Use caution when flipping continuous secondary members, do not flip
1 member in a string.
The software will not give warnings when only part of the secondary string is
flipped.
2.)
Re-detailing a surface after you Flip a secondary member will
relocate frame clips and holes.
3.)
Re-detailing a surface after you Flip a secondary member will not
relocate Flange Brace connections.
Min Brc Code: Code for Purlin Bracing
rows per bay.
0 = System Designed
Locations.
§ Refer to: Product / Secondary
Bracing for Codes and usage.
Des Brc Code: Designed Code for Purlin Bracing rows per bay.
Note: Within a bay,
codes may be grouped after design in Detailing to ensure erectability.
§ Refer to: Product / Secondary
Bracing for Codes and usage.
Erect Mark: Shows the Erection Mark
of the Part that will displayed on the Final Erection Drawings.
Base Mark: Shows
the Depth, Shape, Length in FFIIE
(FF=Feet, II=Inches, E=Eights), and Punch Patterns.
How to use:
Revisions to the Base Mark will not
be lost if the surface is "Redetailed".
This is the simplest place to revise
a Standard Base Mark to another Standard Base Mark.
TC Thick Top chord thickness
(truss purlin)
BC Thick Bottom chord thickness
(truss purlin)
Thick: Secondary
Member Gage can vary depending on the Secondary Depth.
Qty: Quantity
of that base mark required at that elevation.
Properties: Displays additional
detailing information and connection conditions.
Design: (Ref Only) indicated
if the member has successfully been designed in Run.
Insert Located
This
button displays a screen that allows a secondary member to be located and
detailed on the wall or roof.
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How to use:
A row(s) will be added into the list
without a mark number.
After pressing OK, re-detail the
surface "Yes".
Any special hole locations for
connections to the frame will be detailed automatically.
Insert Not Located
This
button adds a row(s) of data into the list.
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How to use:
A row(s) will be added into the list
without a mark number but will not be located on the wall or roof.
The mark number and thickness must
be entered, they will not be "Re-detailed" automatically after OK.
Delete
This
button removes a row(s) of data from the list.
Standard
Controls:
§ View, OK, Cancel, Apply, Help
Limitations:
Truss
Purlin and WideBay Member Data cannot be modified at this time.
Use caution when copy / paste is used for the
Base Mark, be sure to revise the Base Mark or press Apply after paste.
Secondary
Member Data - Tree:
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Warning:
If
the Red Check is Deleted in the Tree, Secondary Detailing should be re-run in
Run to detail the secondary and the connection correctly.
See also:
§ Secondary
Data - Insert a Member
§ Secondary Data -
Re-detail a Surface
§ Secondary Data -
Reset Erection Marks